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Discover the Legacy of Edward W. Gilmore
Tombstone
Timeless graphite (pencil) drawings that capture the spirit of Texas ranch life. Request more information or inquire about availability today.
Edward W. Gilmore
Edward W. Gilmore was born in Oakland, California, in 1966. His fascination with nature’s color harmony started young and continues to guide his work today. Influenced by his father and grandfather’s craftsmanship and his mother’s creative spirit, Edward developed a distinctive style that celebrates emotion and balance through color.
From his early days designing color compositions for San Francisco’s Victorian homes to creating vibrant, contemporary works, Edward’s art captures both structure and soul.
“Art isn’t just what you see—it’s what you feel when color meets emotion.”
My greatest inspiration is by far, people. My creativity seems to soar and thrive off the emotions and experiences from conversations with others that seep into my thoughts, dreams… and ultimately my paintings. Edward W. Gilmore.
Melted Memories
Explore the Collection
Cody Cowboy
Stark
Blackmist
Misplaced
Room Art
World Class Printing
Every print in the Edward W. Gilmore Art Collection was created using a Cruse Scanner – the pinnacle of fine art reproduction overseen by Edward W. Gilmore in Northeast Pennsylvania. Each piece of original art was scanned, color corrected, and printed with meticulous care to ensure museum level quality and longevity. Each image is printed on museum quality archival rag paper and archival inks utilizing the finest standards in printing reproductions.
FAQs
How quickly should I expect to receive
my print?
We try to ship next day when we can, but we ask for a minimum of 3-5 business days for handling time. As soon as it leaves our warehouse, you will receive a tracking number with an accurate estimate for the delivery date.
What does "limited collection" mean?
Only a small number of each art print are created and signed by the artist at The Art of Color. This makes your investment more valuable and stable. The number of prints made depends on the artwork. See the description for an accurate run count.
How will my print be shipped?
We use high quality mailing tubes to ensure your print arrives to you without creases or damage.
What if my print arrives damaged?
Please contact us as soon as possible by emailing sales@artofcolorstudio.com if you print arrives damaged. We want you to be able to enjoy your investment for years to come, so we will do what we can to make it right.
Will I have to pay customs fees or
import taxes?
Each piece is available as a limited-edition fine art print unless otherwise noted as an original painting. All originals are hand-signed by Edward.
Proudly Collected Worldwide
“EDWARD W GILMORE”, It can be said that there have been great artists throughout the centuries who work proficiently in pencil and graphite on paper. With EDWARD W GILMORE , his performance has been totally redefined. His incomparable style and mastery of process along with the impressive scale of his works have without a doubt elevated him and his art to levels never before seen or imagined.
As I described his art, it seems like an art form that cannot be possible, yet, image after image along with his powerful contemporary western compositions of the modern era cowboy, his works of art on paper continue to amaze both viewers, critics, and collectors alike.
Woody lived his life with a passion for his art and constantly pushed the envelope. With this being said, EDWARD W GILMORE placed himself in a class by himself and stands as the undisputed King of the Graphite Pencil, a title which the man achieved with total dedication to his craft.